Knowledge management - Evidence in education - Linking research and policy
The report analyzes the issues facing policy-makers, researchers and stakeholders - teachers, media, parents - in using evidence in the most effective way.
Pooling of educational resources
The issue of open educational resources has become increasingly important over time. The covid-19 pandemic has accelerated this. Faculty in many countries have been looking for materials to teach at a distance. Sharing resources helps to provide quality training materials to all, regardless of where it comes from.
Panama Papers: the successes and limitations of data journalism
The hot topic of the past few weeks has been the Panama Papers, documents proving the scale of the wealthy using tax havens. The biggest information disclosure in history took journalists a year of work before they could begin to deal with the subject publicly. A behind-the-scenes look at a journalistic investigation that shows just how much Big Data will change journalism in the coming years.
The basis of the teaching principle: self-regulation.
The school offers a relaxed environment, time, and a relative absence of distractions. Most programs have cut out the objectives and skills.
The only thing missing, according to this model, is the methodological goal of having learners acquire the knowledge and criteria for self-correction and self-reinforcement.
Development and reuse of pedagogical scenarios [Thesis].
The design of instrumented learning situations leads to new pedagogical design practices (sharing, reuse) and a rise in "active" pedagogical approaches.